Import and Export Converter Not Executed

Hi

I had define three export converter that works fine . Details of Export converter is as follow:-
1. First Export Converter copy incoming images to a specified folder
2. Second Export Converter make a log file of the incoming dicom images.
3. Third Export Converter make Jpeg of incoming dicom images

All of the above three converters work fine. But when i add an Import Converter in the end of dicom.ini file that calls a lua script then Export Converters are executed but import converter don't call the lua script.

My dicom.ini file is something like this

ExportConverters = 3
ExportConverter0 = copy files to folder
ExportConverter1 = make log file
ExportConverter2 = make JPEG

[lua]
ImportConverter0 = dofile('script.lua')

And i also want to make one thing clear that Export Converter are always define before [lua] tag starts or i can define after the [lua] Import Converter ..........
In this scenario the export converter is not executed just like import converter .

Please also define the sequence in which both of them are define.

--HM

But as i mentioned in my case only export converters were executed not import one.

Please update me is there any time difference between the execution of bot converters i mean import converters will run after x seconds after export or vice versa.

Sure. But i will first test by changing the sequence . First Import Converter then Export Converter and update you.

--HM

I simply close the server four times and both converters start working. But i noticed that first export converters then import converters. In my case this sequence works.

--HM

Marcel i also figure some strange working in the flow and sequence of converters. Instead of Export Converter 0 to be executed first 1 is executed first then 0 and in the last 2. Why is that?? Appended below is my server log:-

[PACS] Monitoring for files in: D:\Images\incoming\
[PACS] DGATE (1.4.17d, build Sun Mar 09 15:18:24 2014, bits 64) is running as threaded server
[PACS] Database type: native MySQL connection
[PACS] Started 3 export queue thread(s)
[PACS] User interface test: local server is running!
[PACS]
[PACS] UPACS THREAD 1: STARTED AT: Thu Dec 10 21:59:49 2015
[PACS] Calling Application Title : "DCMSND "
[PACS] Called Application Title : "PACS "
[PACS] Application Context : "1.2.840.10008.3.1.1.1", PDU length: 16384
[PACS] Presentation Context 0 "1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.1" 1
[PACS] Importconverter-1.0: sets preferred storage to MAG1
[PACS] [recompress]: recompressed with mode = jk (strip=1)
[PACS] Written file: D:\QIH\10801\1.2.826.0.1.3680043.2.135.735925.9725531.7.1449071366.828.2_1001_001001_14498135930000.dcm
[PACS] Exportconverter1.0 executes: append "Thu Dec 10 21:59:53 2015 DCMSND 10801 ru0 " to c:\incoming.txt
[PACS] Exportconverter0.0 executes: copy D:\QIH\10801\1.2.826.0.1.3680043.2.135.735925.9725531.7.1449071366.828.2_1001_001001_14498135930000.dcm to D:\TestFolder
[PACS] Exportconverter2.0 executes: save jpg as C:\JPG\10801-CR.jpg

Sorry for the late reply. Please find my dicom.ini enteries

MAGDevices = 6
MAGDevice0 = D:\Images\
MAGDevice1 = D:\QIH\
MAGDevice2 = D:\UMC\
MAGDevice3 = D:\AH\
MAGDevice4 = D:\PMH\
MAGDevice5 = D:\hY9\

NightlyCleanThreshhold = 0
NightlyMoveThreshhold = 0
NightlyMoveTarget =

ExportConverters =3
ExportConverter0 = copy %f to D:\TestFolder
ExportConverter1 = append "%d%t%t%t%u%t%t%t%i%t%t%t%s%n" to c:\log.txt
ExportConverter2 = save jpg as C:\JPG\%i-%m.jpg

[lua]
ImportConverter0 = dofile('storage.lua')

I wanted to know if i want to set a DICOM Tag of incoming Image and then forward it. Should i add these lines in the end or should i use lua to do the required tasks.

[lua]
ImportConvertor = 2
ImportConverter0 = dofile('hammad.lua')
ImportConverter1 = set 0008,0080 to "XXXXX"

On running the above line i get the following error

[PACS] *** lua run error [string "set (0008,0080) to "XXXXX""]:1: attempt to call global 'set' (a nil value) in 'set (0008,0080) to "XXXXX"'

--HM

What about my previous question in response to which i posted the dicom.ini file you requested.